Real Talk with Lisa Sonni: Relationships Uncensored
Lisa SonniThis is the podcast your abuser doesn’t want you to hear.
Hosted by relationship coach and abuse recovery educator Lisa Sonni, Real Talk pulls back the curtain on toxic and abusive dynamics, romantic relationships, familial, and friendships. This is the raw truth no one else is saying out loud. No sugarcoating. No “just leave” advice.
Just real stories, real insight, and real talk—so you can f... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 32 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMental HealthRelationshipsSociety & Culture | |||
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From the outside, it looks like a happy marriage: smiling photos, family dinners, and church events. Inside the house, it is a completely different story.
Lisa is joined by survivor turned coach Sarah White for an honest conversation about the quiet... more
If you have ever thought, “I just need him to understand”, the truth is, he already does.
Lisa is joined by therapist and survivor Aishia Grevenberg for a raw, no-nonsense conversation about why abusive men do not change through communication, thera... more
Abusers do not just lie. They build entire realities that feel safer than the truth. Realities where doubt keeps you tethered, confusion feels normal, and leaving feels unthinkable. If you have ever felt like you were trapped inside a story you could... more
You’re not crazy for thinking therapy would help. You were taught that relationships can be “fixed” if you just try harder, communicate better, or show more empathy. But when you sit beside someone who thrives on blame, chaos, and control, therapy do... more
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I can feel Lisa’s passion for helping women recover from abuse. She’s angry and very direct because this is literally killing women.
Her personal anecdotes hit me so hard and I thank her for sharing them. I had that experience of taking to myself in the mirror trying to leave a trauma bond when I was eight years old. The trauma bond was with my abusive mom. The normalisation of abuse primed me for abusive relationships as an adult. I didn’t even realise what abuse meant until a few months ago. ... more
Apple Podcasts5Cat Lilith Jones
United Kingdom5 months ago - Excellent Take on Emotional Abuse
I’m a licensed therapist, as well as a fellow survivor of emotional abuse. Lisa’s deep dives are both insightful and accurate in terms of the insidious nature of psychological abuse, exposing the men (and the culture) that promote abuse of women beneath the mask of love and intimacy; Excellent and important work.
Apple Podcasts5Blair's Account
United States7 months ago - Great podcast!
I love how real Lisa is. She gets where we have been (or still are). It’s so refreshing to hear the truth. But in a positive way with advice to move fwd. Because nobody wants to be a victim.. but it often feels like there’s no hope against these ppl. It is very easy to get discouraged. But DON’T ..
Listen to this great platform , pray, and take your power back! You are not alone…
Thank you Lisa. I am sharing this with everyone I think can benefit.
Btw I first found her on YouTube... more
Apple Podcasts5Pilotswife94United States7 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #225 | United States/Society & Culture/Relationships |
Apple Podcasts | #178 |  Austria/Society & Culture/Relationships |
Apple Podcasts | #236 |  Denmark/Society & Culture/Relationships |
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A candid exploration of toxic and abusive dynamics in various types of relationships is a significant focus, addressing the intricacies of power, control, and recovery from trauma. With a no-nonsense approach, real-life stories and expert insights are utilized to illuminate the often-veiled realities of emotional and psychological abuse, particularly emphasizing narratives without the typical platitudes. Listeners are likely to resonate with the themes of empowerment, self-recognition, and the encouragement to reclaim their narratives amidst the complexities of their experiences in love and relationships.
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1. Breaking Free from Narcissistic Abuse
2. You Are Not Crazy
3. Love and Abuse
4. The Divorce Survival Guide Podcast
5. The Covert Narcissism Podcast
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Real Talk launched 8 months ago and published 32 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Real Talk include:
1. Aishia Grevenberg
2. Alan Godwin
3. Dr. Peter Salerno
4. Dr. Jennifer Freyd
5. Dr. Elinor Greenberg
6. Justin Lee
7. Rebecca Pacheco
8. Dr. Danielle Kramer
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